Malcolm Walford's 70-year career at Croome, Worcestershire, will be celebrated on Friday.
Malcolm Walford turned 90 in August but said he had no plans to stop volunteering at CroomeA 90-year-old man who still volunteers twice a week at a National Trust property where he has worked since 1953 says he has no plans to retire.had taken place two months before."I want to talk to people, that's been my job," Mr Walford said.
"My dad said, years and years ago, 'there's something special about Croome' and there is," Mr Walford said.
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